Nagisa Shibuya is a Japanese Idol that is a part of NMB48 a sister group to the ever popular AKB48.
She was born in Osaka on August 25th 1996.
Most of the photos in this set show off her serious side in very intimate settings. My favorites are of her drinking tee with a matching fleece too and socks.
I included some playful behind the scenes and recent lingerie photos (which are very rare for her).
There’s a strange trend that’s happened online over the past few years known as “Thinspo,” short for “Thinspiration.” Those that follow it believe that they’re using photos of ultra thin women as motivation to lose weight. Opponents believe that it’s simply another term for pro-ana, and it promotes anorexia, which is of course obscenely unhealthy.
Because Asian women are often naturally skinny, many of the photos are “Asian Thinspo” photos – especially Korean women and runway models – because they tend to be stick thin and are not generally associated with anorexia.
Below are varying degrees of thinspo. Some models, like the one at the top, seem perfectly healthy to me. Others, as you can see if you search for “Thinspo” online or browse sites like this, look much less healthy.
So, questions for the audience:
– How do you feel about ultra skinny women?
– What do you think about “Thinspo”? Is it anorexia disguised or a motivational tool?
– Is there a difference to you between the women that are naturally skinny and those that are starving themselves? What about in attraction?
Discuss anything you want related to this type of conversation in the comments.
Age: 27
Ethnicity: Japanese
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It’s politics season! And like any good blog about women, I’m going to feature two female politicians! I’m also not going to tell you about them, because like most people that follow politics, I’m feeling apathetic today. Sorry guys. But now you have names and faces, and if you like one of them you can put more faces to those names.
The above is Yuri Fujikawa.
Below is Asuka Tachikawa
In our recent Nitda Cee post, the issue arose of models being misled into doing (semi-)nudity, through such techniques as using light clothing that becomes see-through with a flash, or simply telling a model nude photos won’t be published when they actually are. I might have been inclined to dismiss such complaints as simply naïvety on the part of the model, except for the fact that I’ve received so many of them over the years I’ve been running Asian Sirens, often resulting in me taking posts down at the model’s request. So I thought I’d do a post inviting people to post their own experiences in this matter – I strongly encourage photographers to post their own perspective too. And what do our readers think? Is this unfair to the model, or in this era of ‘implied nudity’, are such techniques fair game to give the public what we want?I should stress that the opinions expressed in these comments are not necessarily those of Asian Sirens, and we accept no responsibility for them. If you disagree with a comment here, you can post a rebuttal.
Sometimes I just want an excuse to post some photos. I recently came across a stunning Facebook photo of a friend of a friend of this attractive, normally shy girl getting nude body painted at Burning Man. I didn’t take it (I don’t take photos from Facebook if they’re not models), so I can’t show it to you, but it had me thinking about body paint on attractive Asian women. Consider this an excuse to post any photos you find on the web of attractive Asian girls with body paint.More Photos:
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